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Biomedical
OverviewThere is a long history of using gold in medicine. Many ancient cultures, such as those in India and Egypt used gold-based medicinal preparations and in China it was used in the treatment of ailments such as smallpox, skin ulcers and measles. Now gold is becoming increasingly important in many modern medical treatments, ranging from drugs to precision implants. More...
Anti CancerA number of research groups around the world are using the unique properties of gold to develop new anti-cancer treatments. More...
ArthritisGold drugs have long been used in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis reducing the symptoms of pain and stiffness. More...
Ayurvedic MedicinesThe use of gold in this traditional form of Indian medicine consumes a surprisingly large quantity of gold each year. More...
ImplantsGold possesses a high degree of resistance to bacterial colonisation and because of this it is the material of choice for implants that are at risk of infection. More...
Rapid TestingColloidal gold is the perfect material for use in rapid testing. A rapid test (e.g. pregnancy testing) is an inexpensive, disposable device that provides visual evidence of the presence of a substance in a liquid sample. More...
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![]() The blog that crosses the boundaries between research and the industrial application of gold technology Call for papers12 Mar, 2010 Journal of Materials Research has announced a special focus issue for January 2011, featuring new developments in self-assembly and directed assembly of advanced materials. This focus issue will include several invited overview papers, invited feature papers, and original contributions. Papers related to gold nanotechnology will be particularly relevant for this publication, so you should get [...] |